Miranda Kerr

She wears many hats, and simplicity and beauty are at the core of everything this creative turns her hand to.

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Growing up in the Australian countryside had a big impact on how I approach design. My grandparents’ home where I spent so much of my time was so cosy, filled with warmth and surrounded by nature —it really taught me to appreciate simplicity and beauty, and the emotional connection we have to the spaces and objects around us. That grounding has stayed with me and continues to inspire my work, especially with my Royal Albert Australiana collection, where I love bringing a sense of home, nature and joy into each piece.

I have certain rituals that help keep me grounded. I usually wake around 5am before the kids are up, that’s my quiet time. I start with lemon water, then do a short yoga session and 20 minutes of Vedic meditation. After that, I get the boys ready and off to school. When the baby naps I then jump into work, which can range from meetings with the KORA team, product development, content shoots or media interviews. I try to be fully present with whatever I'm doing. Evenings are about winding down with family, dinner, bath-time for the kids anda calming skincare ritual before bed.

I'll always have music playing if I'm ona photoshoot. It helps create a fun atmosphere on set and keeps the energy up for everyone. Music really sets the tone for the kind of energy I want to bring to the moment. When it comes to podcasts I love Diary of a CEO.